A five-star resort in the Tuscan countryside built around a natural thermal spring, with day passes from €39 for outdoor thermal pools, hydromassage circuits
At a glance
- Price
- $
- Day pass
- $39
- Walk-ins
- Yes
Terme di Saturnia sits on 120 hectares of parkland near Manciano, centered on a thermal spring that has fed pools here for centuries. The resort itself has 124 rooms and suites, an 18-hole GEO-certified golf course, and restaurants focused on local Tuscan ingredients.
For day visitors, the spa side is built around outdoor thermal pools, hydromassage points, vascular walking circuits and a sauna. A day pass costs €39 and walk-ins are accepted, though some facilities are reserved for overnight guests, so it's worth checking in advance what's included on a given day. The property also runs structured wellness programs — labeled Classic, Detox, Slim and Mind — that combine the thermal water with treatments aimed at specific goals, from reducing oxidative stress to easing tension.
Staff work in Italian, English, German and Russian, which makes the resort accessible to a broad international crowd. The setting suits couples and anyone looking for a slower pace, whether that means a single day at the pools or a multi-night stay paired with golf or spa packages. Given the scale of the resort, arriving with a plan — day pass versus treatment booking versus overnight stay — will shape which parts of the property are open to you.
Good to know
- How much is a day pass and does it need to be booked ahead?
- A day pass costs €39 and walk-ins are accepted, though booking ahead is generally a safer bet given the resort's size and mixed guest/day-visitor access.
- What's included with the day pass?
- The pass gives access to the outdoor thermal pools, hydromassage areas, vascular walking circuits and sauna; some other resort facilities are reserved for overnight guests.
- What languages do staff speak?
- Staff communicate in Italian, English, German and Russian.
- What are the opening hours?
- Specific daily opening hours aren't fully listed here, so it's best to confirm current hours directly with the resort before visiting.
- Is this a good spot for couples?
- Yes, the resort is commonly used by couples, and its size — including overnight rooms, a golf course and multiple wellness programs — suits both a day visit and a longer stay.
Details checked October 11, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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